When they got their drinks, Osaid and Jack found a table to sit at. The seats had been full of cigar buffs. But what can you expect at a bar?
"Do you still talk to your friends at high school?" asked Jack as Osaid was sipping his drink.
"No," he said.
"DO YOU HAVE FRIENDS now?" asked Jack again.
"No," remarked Osaid again.
"Do you talk to Mohsin?" asked Jack. Osaid then looked up at the ceiling for a couple of seconds.
"No," he remarked. "He blocked me on Facebook."
"What? That's crazy." remarked Jack. "Why he mad at you?"
"I think," guessed Osaid. "I haven't seen him for 5 years now."
"Why?" asked Jack. "Is it because you jealous?"
"I don't know, I guess..." remarked Osaid. Jack couldn't tell whether Osaid was lying or not.
"Why?" asked Jack.
"Because Mohsin was able to do all of his work on time, and I couldn't. " Osaid admitted. "He was very pissed at me because the work was hard, but it was easy for him."
"Oh," Jack said. "How come you didn't do the work? It too hard?"
"Yes. It was a little hard." Osaid replied.
As Jack and Osaid continued their conversation, they started reminiscing more of their high school memories. The time Osaid ordered empty boxes and food to Jack's house was a crazy memory in Jack's mind.
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5 Years Later...
Non-FictionWhile he is at a bar in Paterson, Jack meets an old friend of his in line. A friend he hasn't seen since high school....
